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Neoteric ecological research reveals extent of plastic pollution throughout The Galápagos Islands: the plastic refuse comes from mainland South America mostly and the microplastics end up in the terrestrial and marine life of the islands and it is destroying fragile ecosystems

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2021-06-02

Have you checked out account lately?

He has been sharing stunning image of from the special point of view of the . These images highlight the beauty but also the fragile state of our planet's ecosystems.

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2021-05-29

Dive into the collection: https://t.co/6H1I8QoOA0

The Sea Turtle Pin: 100% of profits will go to helping preserve ocean ecosystems & local communities in Eastern Indonesia (May 27th - June 3rd)

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2021-05-28

Imagine being able to grow corals🌊, trees🌳, mangroves🐠...restore our natural ecosystems🐼 every time you make a purchase; Climate Change impact embedded into mobile banking systems

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2021-05-21

Seeing more and more crypto with REAL WORLD impact. From saving animals to helping create healthy complete ecosystems, I'm really happy to see the progress of both Bingus and Kabosu.

Yes, I'm with them BOTH. No, this is not financial advice. Just expressing excitement for them.

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2021-05-15

Mr Campbell’s Year 8s have created some great adapted vegetation designs as part of the ecosystems topic! 🌿

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2021-05-08

"Sudden marine heatwaves can devastate ecosystems, and scientists are scrambling to predict when they will strike."







⏯️Fevers are plaguing the oceans — and climate change is making them worse: https://t.co/8L8uNepPXC

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2021-05-05

for generations to come 🖖ADD YOUR VOICE to protect old-growth forests now >> https://t.co/QPzZOSH6v9

The last old-growth ecosystems could disappear in 5-10 years. we need you to keep your promises:

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2021-05-05

may be noisy, but they contribute to their ecosystems! They prune weak branches, release nutrients to soil when they die, and are a food source for birds and other animals. Celebrating cicadas this week with close-ups of Nicolle's life-cycle

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2021-04-29

Happy
Our earth has many ecosystems such as rain forest, paddy field, sea, and more (The cityscape is also included.) Our earth is wonderful! so let’s save our places together. 🌳☁️

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2021-04-23

Happy Earth Day! Special 24hr flash sale of my work with 50% to to support the world’s ecosystems! Prices and details on https://t.co/QVqG5iYMYu or dm me!

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2021-04-22

Hi! My name is Jessie and for I want to share some stills of my science communication animations. As a biologist and freelance animator, I seek to foster understanding, connection, and empathy for our underwater ecosystems.

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2021-04-14

The Vale of Wales, Chapter 9, Page 42. I think one day when VOW is finished, I'll reveal the full sized versions of each Royals and Guardians' tapestries. Each of Annwn's leaders are integral to its upkeep, including relevant details, like its ecosystems and music.

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2021-04-07

How long have humans had the ability to reshape ecosystems? Our project -recently funded by - aims to find out! We are testing the hypothesis that carnivory by Homo erectus caused Pleistocene mammal extinctions (1/4) [Photo cred: Karen Carr Studios/]

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2021-03-31

Wayne Barlows paintings of alien ecosystems occupy my mind this evening

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2021-03-22

In order to secure a safe operating space for humanity, we must keep all our remaining natural ecosystems intact, stop investing in fossil fuels now and start investing in nature regeneration. This is what careful caretakers of all natural ecosystems do!

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2021-03-19

pterosaurs were around for ~160Myr, and died out in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction 66Mya.

the large Azhdarchidae were doing very well at that time - they were the dominant predators on some island ecosystems - but then being big quickly became very bad
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2021-03-16

A Beginner's Guide to Preservational Bias:

How limited information can create faulty conclusions, and things to consider when imagining Mesozoic ecosystems.

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2021-03-15